Quick gap question.....In order for a gap to be closed, it has to be closed with a 'full' candle, not a wick, am I right? For example.....Like I stated yesterday.....there is an unfilled gap on the FNMA chart from last November.....some are disputing me, because, in January, there is a long 'wick' that dipped to that level, and now it is being said that the gap is 'closed'. I know it may not get that low to fill that gap, but in general, it takes a 'full' candle for a gap to be considered closed. Correct?
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